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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2738
Chicken looking for golden (green, to be precise) eggs only. Does he really believes his title worth something? Regards, Vlad |
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Vladyslav Kosulin wrote:
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2738 Chicken looking for golden (green, to be precise) eggs only. Does he really believes his title worth something? That`s correct, Kramnik`s title means nth. He`s chickened out so many times since his match with Kasparov in London. He should show us more fighting chess not only short draws. By now I cannot see Kramnik as a legitimate challenger for Topalov. |
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"In principle Kramnik can play the winner" lied FIDE president Kirsan
Ilyumzhinov (9/24/05). Yet it's quite clear from the Chessbase report that FIDE scuttled the $l.4 million challenge to Topalov offered by Kramnik. And so it goes. |
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Larry Parr wrote:
"In principle Kramnik can play the winner" lied FIDE president Kirsan Ilyumzhinov (9/24/05). Yet it's quite clear from the Chessbase report that FIDE scuttled the $l.4 million challenge to Topalov offered by Kramnik. And so it goes. Surely Topalov could play with Kramnik for the money but not for the title. Kramnik has no legitimacy to challenge Topalov today. |
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Whether or not the match is officially for the title, the winner
will be regarded as the true world champion. It appears FIDE won't even let Topalov play for the money. |
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Larry Parr wrote:
Whether or not the match is officially for the title, the winner will be regarded as the true world champion. I can see several more serious and legitimate challengers than Kramnik today. It appears FIDE won't even let Topalov play for the money. No one can forbid to play exhibition matches like e.g. Karpov-Polgar. |
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I have maintained for at least a year that Kramnik is a whining sissy and
that his title is meaningless. |
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Angelo DePalma wrote:
I have maintained for at least a year that Kramnik is a whining sissy and that his title is meaningless. Thay should give you a medal for bravery ![]() |
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Kramnik should have played me. I could offer my wife to him as the
grand prize. Sam Sloan |
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"Jerzy" wrote in message ... Angelo DePalma wrote: I have maintained for at least a year that Kramnik is a whining sissy and that his title is meaningless. Thay should give you a medal for bravery ![]() Yes, I am a man of extraordinary courage. |
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